ShowPaths is a simple tool for Mac OS X. Its sole function is to give you quick access to the full path of one or more files or folders in a number of formats. In typical use, you’ll drag/drop a folder or file icon onto the ShowPaths icon, then hit Command-C (Copy), Command-Q (Quit), switch to the app where you need the path, and hit Command-V (Paste). Paths are needed when you have to move a Command Prompt or PowerShell window to a different directory or when you need to open or run a file. They’re also us. Nethack -showpaths; If you are using a non-U.S. Keyboard arrangment, you may want adjust your keyboard handling using the 'altkeyhandler' and/or 'subkeyvalue' config file options. See the Guidebook for more information. Nethack.exe for the tty. PathFormat - A string containing%p to indicate how to print paths.
| MTrack2 | |
|---|---|
| Project | Fiji |
| URL | https://imagej.net/MTrack2 |
| Source | on GitHub |
| License | GPLv3 |
| Release | 2.0.1 |
| Date | Sat Apr 29 22:56:16 CDT 2017 |
| Development status | Stable |
| Support status | Partial |
| Team | |
| Founders | Nico Stuurman, Johannes Schindelin |
| Leads | - |
| Developers | - |
| Debuggers | - |
| Reviewers | Daniel James White |
| Support | Daniel James White |
| Maintainers | Curtis Rueden |
| Contributors | Nico Stuurman, Johannes Schindelin, Chris Elliott, Mark Hiner |
This plugin is for tracking objects in 2D over time.
Mtrack2 is based on the MultiTracker plugin by Jeffrey Kuhn which is based on the Object tracker plugin by Wayne Rasband. In contrast to the Multitracker plugin, the number of objects may vary between successive frames (objects may appear or disappear). Mtrack2 will identify the objects in each frame, and then determine which objects in successive frames are closest together. If theses are within a user-defined distance (the maximum velocity of the objects) they are assembled into tracks. When multiple objeccts are within the distance determined by the maximum velocity, the closest object is selected and the object is flagged in the output.
Only tracks larger than the user-defined 'Minimum track length' are reported.
Results can be saved to file instead of being displayed in the results window (for large datasets, this can speedup the plugin considerably).
Results are displayed over no more than 225 columns, so that also the most widely used spread-sheet program can deal with the output.
Show Paths Cmd
The variables in the initial dialogue can be set from a macro, and the dialogue can be bypassed altogether. The following macro shows how to do this and also lists all the parameters that can be set from a macro:
Show Path Cmd
See also